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Telegram users managing to-dos
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TasksNet
TasksNet is an AI task manager inside Telegram. It turns text messages, voice notes and photos into editable task drafts that you review before saving, and its Mini App includes personal lists, Today planning, reminders, projects and group tasks. A free personal plan is available with usage limits. Worth weighing: it's Telegram-only. For people who already live in Telegram, it's a natural to-do list.
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Pros
- Voice notes to tasks
- Drafts reviewed before saving
- Group tasks
Cons
- Telegram only
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